Index:Abbreviations/P
From LSJ
- PAlex and other abbrevs. beginning with P,
- v. III
- PCG 2, 3(2), 4, 5, 7
- Poetae comici Graeci, R. Kassel, C. Austin, Berlin/New York: II: Agathenor-Aristonymus, 1991; III 2: Aristophanes, 1984; IV: Aristophon-Crobylus, 1983; V: Damoxenus-Magnes, 1986; VII: Menecrates-Xenophon, 1989.
- PEG
- Poetarum epicorum Graecorum testimonia et fragmenta 1, A. Bernabé, T(L) 1987.
- PG, PL
- Patrologiae cursus completus, series Graeca, J.-P. Migne, Paris 1857–68 (162 vols.); Patrologiae cursus completus, series Latina, J.-P. Migne, Paris 1844–55 (221 vols).
- PGR
- Paradoxographorum Graecorum reliquiae, A. Giannini, Milan 1965.
- PLG
- T. Bergk, Poetae Lyrici Graeci4, Leipzig 1882 (reprint 1914–15)
- PMG
- Poetae Melici Graeci, D. L. Page, Oxford 1962 [1967].
- PMGF
- Poetarum Melicorum Graecorum Fragmenta, M. Davies, Oxford 1991.
- PPF
- H. Diels, Poetarum Philosophorum Fragmenta, Berlin 1901
- PSI
- v. index III.
- Pall.
- Palladius or Palladas
- Pamph.
- Pamphylian
- Pap.
- Papyrus
- paratrag.
- paratragoedia
- parenth.
- parentheses.
- Parm.
- Parmenides
- Parmen
- Parmenio
- parod.
- parody
- Paroemiographi
- E. L. von Leutsch & F. G. Schneidewin, Corpus Paroemiographorum Graecorum, Göttingen 1839–51; [Hildesheim 1958; w. Suppl., L. Cohn et al., Hildesheim 1961]
- parox.
- paroxytone
- part.
- participle
- partit.
- partitive
- Pass.
- Passive
- Patron.
- Patronymic
- pecul.
- peculiar
- perh.
- perhaps
- Peripl.M.Rubr.,
- v. I
- perispom.
- perispomenon
- pers., person.
- person, personal
- pers.n.
- personal name.
- Petersen-Luschan
- Reisen in Lykien, v. II
- pf. or perf.
- perfect
- Ph.
- Philo
- Phan.
- Phanias
- Phil
- Philippus Epigrammaticus
- Phil.Wochenschr.,
- v. IV
- Philet.
- Philetas
- Philipp.Com.
- Philippus Comicus
- Philol.
- Philolaus
- Philol.,
- v. IV
- Philonid.
- Philonides; for Vit. Philonid. v. infr.
- Philos.
- in Philosophy
- Phld.
- Philodemus Philosophus
- Phlp.
- Philoponus
- Phoen.
- Phoenix
- phr.
- phrase.
- Physici
- Physici et medici Graeci minores, J. L. Ideler, Berlin 1841–2 [Amsterdam 1963] (2 vols.).
- Pi.
- Pindarus
- pl.
- plural
- Pl.
- Plato
- Plb.
- Polybius
- Plin.
- Pliny
- plpf.
- pluperfect
- Poet.
- Poeta, poetical
- Poliorc.
- v. Poliorcetici in index I.
- Pors.
- Porson
- post-Hom.
- post-Homeric
- pr.
- preface.
- pr. n.
- proper name
- pred.
- predicate, predicative.
- Prep.
- Preposition
- pres.
- present
- presum.
- presumably.
- Prisc.
- Priscus Historicus
- Prisc Lyd.
- Priscianus Lydus
- Priscian.Inst.
- Priscianus Grammaticus, Institutio
- priv.
- privative
- prob.
- probable, probably
- prob. for
- probably to be read instead of
- prob. l.
- probable reading
- prolog.
- prologus, prologue.
- Pron.
- Pronoun
- prop.
- properly
- proparox.
- proparoxytone
- properisp.
- properispomenon
- prov.
- proverbially, proverbial
- Pyth. or Pythag.
- Pythagoras, Pythagorean.
- Pyth.Hell.
- The Pythagorean Texts of the Hellenistic Period, H. Thesleff, Åbo 1965.
